Rewards & burns

Torch has three kinds of rewards: cashback on your own trades, referral earnings on the trades of people you invited, and holder rewards from Torch launchpad tokens you hold.

How the trading fee is shared

The 1% trading fee is split into two equal halves. Each reward takes its percentage of its own half, so they always add up exactly to the fee.

                 ┌── half A ──┬── your cashback   = your tier %
1% trading fee ──┤            └── buyback & burn  = the rest
                 └── half B ──┬── referral        = your referrer's tier %
                              └── Torch           = the rest

Your referrer's earnings come out of Torch's half, not out of your cashback.

Cashback tiers (your own trading volume, last 30 days)

Referral tiers (total volume of everyone you referred)

Create your referral link with /referral in the bot. Anyone who joins through it is linked to you.

Claiming cashback and referral rewards

• Rewards build up per chain, in that chain's gas token (ETH, SOL, BNB…).
• You can claim a chain once it reaches $5. The payout goes to your Torch wallet on that chain.
• Claim on the Rewards page in the Terminal, or with /cashback and /referral in the bot.
• $TORCH trades don't earn cashback or referral (that fee goes to $TORCH's burn and treasury).

Holder rewards (Torch launchpad tokens)

When a token's creator chose to send part of its buy tax to holders, everyone holding that token earns a share:

• Based on how much you hold and for how long. Buying right before a payout and selling right after earns very little.
• No minimum holding, and rewards never expire.
• Claim all your holder rewards at once, across every token and every one of your Torch wallets, from your profile or the Rewards page in the Terminal.
• Claiming needs your password, because it's a transaction from your wallet. The confirmation shows Torch holder rewards as the contract you're interacting with.

Burns

What gets burned is always a token, sent to a dead address where no one can ever move it again.

Burns run automatically as balances build up, not on a fixed schedule. Every burn is a public on-chain transaction, and $TORCH burns are announced in the Torch community chat.